Quote from: orgasmic on October 24, 2022, 13:04:57Hello, can i ask you about this laptop?
I am thinking to buy also because of OLED panel and gaming power.
I saw an one review on internet that there is a problem with HDR.
A guy  review weren't able to activate HDR in Windows and also in all games with HDR support.
Is it still there the issue or not?

Thank you so much.

Hi,

I didn't encounter any issue with activating HDR, in games as in video. I maintain the BIOS up to date and all the drivers.

Hello, can i ask you about this laptop?
I am thinking to buy also because of OLED panel and gaming power.
I saw an one review on internet that there is a problem with HDR.
A guy  review weren't able to activate HDR in Windows and also in all games with HDR support.
Is it still there the issue or not?

Thank you so much.

Oh yeah also forgot to mention, the power brick is indeed comically large, like it's heavier than some smaller laptops. 

Hey guys, I brought this laptop and did some investigation before deciding on returning it or not, here are a few things that I found different than in the review:

• Idle keyboard temperature was about 36 C during test, way higher than what was reported in the review, on par with other laptop of the same size.  In the review, it was reported to be way cooler than the competitors, one of the main reason I brought this laptop.
• During stress test, keyboard temperature was only about 42 C, also way higher than reported, but in-line with other competitors.
• 3Dmark Time Spy score is mostly correct.  I was getting slightly higher at 12,000 with performance mode, no over clocking.  And under balanced mode getting about 11,200.
• The screen is definitely very pretty, I definitely can't denie there.
• Keyboard RGB light is so dim that its not visible when the room lights are on.

Overall, I feel the only reason to get this laptop is for the pretty screen, everything else is on-par with competitor.  Personally I find the plastic casing and aesthetic to be sub-par, I personally prefer a more professional look ( I guess I am old ).

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Quote from: rebelstar on August 22, 2022, 00:17:18Any users with PWM sensitivity? Do you have any migraine? One thing stops me from ordering this laptop is that I don't know how my eyes will react to it. And after I can't return it back because it will be delivered to me by my friend from another country when he comes back. Author says 480hz is okay but... 🙄
Also how come that the same OLED screen used in Blade 15 doesn't have PWM and GE67 HX does?

Yes I'm and I didn't encounter any migraine with this screen.

Thank you! I'm only few steps away to order it. Gathering reviews now from people with sensitivity to PWM. On reddit some guys wrote that they returned their GE67 because of migraine. So I'm still hesitate

Quote from: rebelstar on August 22, 2022, 00:17:18Any users with PWM sensitivity? Do you have any migraine? One thing stops me from ordering this laptop is that I don't know how my eyes will react to it. And after I can't return it back because it will be delivered to me by my friend from another country when he comes back. Author says 480hz is okay but... 🙄
Also how come that the same OLED screen used in Blade 15 doesn't have PWM and GE67 HX does?

Yes I'm and I didn't encounter any migraine with this screen.

Quote from: c69k on July 15, 2022, 21:46:11Hi, awesome review. Please, is the display 10 bit?

Yes, it is.

Quote from: DetroitBound71 on July 14, 2022, 03:45:53"However, small demands like web browsing or video streaming will induce a fan noise in the audible 30 to 34 dB(A) range no matter the profile setting."

The 5900HX in my Asus is capable of doing these mundane tasks without the use of its fans while having acceptable cpu package temps when set to its silent profile. Seems odd that a system with so much thermal mass can't do that when set to its most power efficient profile. Are the Alder Lake chips just that warm? I know the Intel chip is leaps and bounds more performative but I was hoping their E-cores would make them much more tame under light loads.

I didn't encounter any noise issue during Web browsing & streamings sessions with my MSI Raider GE67HX 12UGS-052XFR.

In your test you forgot to mention the fact that the internal OLED screen is natively QHD (2560 x 1440 pixels, indicated wrongly FHD 1920 x 1080 px), and it's also certified VESA DisplayHDR True Black 600.

To activate this feature it's necessary to switch to the mode: "Discrete graphics mode" via the option "GPU switch" available in the category "General settings" from the application "MSI Center".

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GPU Switch mode options page in MSI Center APP.

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60 Hz (Deep colors 10 bits) or 240 Hz (8 bits) are available.

Any users with PWM sensitivity? Do you have any migraine? One thing stops me from ordering this laptop is that I don't know how my eyes will react to it. And after I can't return it back because it will be delivered to me by my friend from another country when he comes back. Author says 480hz is okay but... 🙄
Also how come that the same OLED screen used in Blade 15 doesn't have PWM and GE67 HX does?

Quotecrisp QHD OLED with smooth 240 Hz refresh rate

Quote15.60 inch 16:9, 1920 x 1080 pixel 141 PPI, Samsung ATNA562P02-0, OLED

Is it QHD or not?

A lot of triggered AMD fansboys around here. AMD mobile cpus are pretty s***, get over it. Ya, battery life is better, great, I'm not buying the best gaming laptops regarding performance and worrying about an extra 45min battery life.

There are a few discrepancies in the article relative to display this unit actually has, as mentioned above.

It also seems as though some details, such as that of the touchpad, are not verbose as to get a definitive understanding of the experience.

Hi, awesome review. Please, is the display 10 bit?

Are you sure about the display measurements?

Razer is boasting that it covers the entire DCI-P3 gamut.
In-fact, just looked at the MSI US store listing and they are too.

Something seems wrong here.